Tamron announces launch of new 5 megapixel NIR (Near-IR) vari-focal lens
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Tamron Co., Ltd. announces the release of a 1/1.8” 12-50mm F/1.4 5-mega-pixel NIR Vari-Focal Lens (Model: M118VP1250IR).
Demand for IP/network cameras is growing at an unprecedented speed in the security market. Today’s requirement for high image-quality mandated resolution higher than 5-mega-pixel / Full HD 1080P.
To address the market need, Tamron has released a ‘Double Vari-Focal’ lens system, a complementary lens-pair solution that powerfully supports major security applications: an M13VG288IR (f=2.8-8mm) lens and an M13VG550IR (f=5-50mm) lens to seamlessly cover the entire focal length range from the wide-angle f=2.8mm to the telephoto-end f=50mm. Because of the universal angular field of view coverage being addressed between the two, the solution has received exceptionally high recognition in the market.
Demand for large-size 1/1.8” and 1/2” imagers has also grown prominently for surveillance installations in highly populated urban areas, where distinguished resolving power becomes critically important to make the most of the imaging capabilities of 5-megapixel sensors. To address the need, Tamron now releases a new 1/1.8” 12-50mm F/1.4 lens, compatible with the widely-used P-Iris (Model: M118VP1250IR).
Tamron, as an integrated optics manufacturer, progressively pursues development of such high-quality and innovative products.
- NIR lens covering focal lengths most universally utilised in telephoto applications
The new lens delivers high-quality images throughout the most commonly used focal length range of 12-50mm. Expanding the spectrum coverage to NIR region, the lens enhances and assures high-precision and high-efficiency day-and-night surveillance.
- High-quality NIR imaging
An ideal lens for day-and-night mega-pixel surveillance with chromatic aberrations well compensated for delivers improved performance in the NIR bandwidth and well-tuned image quality from corner to corner. Tamron’s proprietary optical design with an optimal choice of glass materials backed by high-precision process technology brings an ideal balance in performance to cost.
- Discrete optical design considering low-light conditions
The image circle diameter is expanded to permit compatibility with 1/1.8” imagers widely adopted in the security/surveillance market. A fast aperture of F/1.4 is achieved by a new optical design, while the minimum aperture stops down to close. The new lens is also compatible with 1/2” and 1/3” imagers.
- Substantial reduction of flare and ghosting
The performance of the new lens has gone through extensive validation processes using state-of-the-art simulation, weighed heavily on specific conditions of a wide variety of surveillance scenes. Disturbing flare and ghosting are attenuated to the minimum and Tamron’s proprietary multi-coating technology is employed to thoroughly reducing flare and ghosting.
- Pursuit of high utility and high reliability
In line with Tamron’s product development philosophy for high reliability, proprietary knowledge and manufacturing know-hows have been extensively utilized for the design and manufacturing of the new lens, M118VG1250IR, similar with other Tamron products.
- Large rotation angle for faster and easier focusing
- Slip-mount mechanism for faster and easier camera / lens installation and assembly
- Highly-reliable auto iris mechanism
Technical Specification
Make | Tamron |
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Manufacturer | Tamron Co., Ltd. |
Category | CCTV>CCTV camera lenses |
Model code | M118VP1250IR |
Lens Type | Varifocal |
Zoom type | Manual w/Lock |
Lens Format inches | 1/1.8 inch |
Focal Length mm | 12 ~ 50 mm focal length |
Iris Type | Auto Iris |
Lens Mount | CS mount |
F-Stop | F/1.4 ~ Close F-stop |
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